
3 Rieslings from Rheingau producer, Carl Ehrhard and available from Karwig Wines in Cork.
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Posted on January 21st, 2010 7 Comments
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When it comes to wine, Tesco have really upped their game in the last couple of months. They have some true gems nestled amongst what often seems an infinitude of choice. The following wines, I believe, punch well above their weight and price bracket. In my book they have what you might call an excellent [...]
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Life’s too short for German wine labels. But just as you wouldn’t judge a book by its cover, here are three rather good Rieslings from Deutschland.
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Posted on November 9th, 2009 4 Comments
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John McDonnell and Dermot Nolan (MW) brought the Landmark Australia Tutorial experience to Dublin last week. A rare chance to try some of Australia’s finest wines.
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Posted on June 4th, 2009 3 Comments
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Kuntz. Can you think of a more hilariously named Riesling for the English speaking market?
Why not head over to Riesling&Co, Ireland’s largest ever German wine tasting event, and see if you can spot any other contenders.
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Posted on January 12th, 2009 1 Comment
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Austria gets a new official wine region: Kamptal.
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Some delicious food washed down by some delicious wine at last weekend’s Taste of Dublin Festival.
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The third open wine evening took place in Enowine, IFSC. We had a great night trying wines on the enomatic system, listening to a talk on Baron de Ley wines from Rioja and tasting a 25 year old wine from Austria.
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